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Servant

Servant adds rare humanoid companions who live and work inside your Minecraft world. They are not crafted from a recipe or summoned from a menu. Your journey begins at a Pillager Outpost, where you may find a prisoner who still needs to be freed, bound, equipped, and given a place in your base.

A newly recruited Servant can follow you, stay at a chosen location, guard an area, or become a Worker. Much later, a Reinforced Easement Seal can turn one trusted Servant into your personal Assistant.

Companions, Not Invisible Machines

Servants perform their jobs in the world. Farmers harvest and replant crops, Lumberjacks cut trees, and Miners work with Mining Deposits. They carry tools, use equipment, play action animations, take time to complete their work, and need somewhere to store what they collect.

Servant Workbenches define where Workers operate. Their work area can be resized, moved around the Workbench, centered again, and displayed directly in the world. Better Workbench tiers support more Workers and larger areas.

A Player-Like Assistant

The Assistant is designed to feel like a companion rather than a command block with a skin. It has a 36-slot inventory and a real hotbar, chooses tools and weapons, benefits from enchantments, eats when it needs to recover, and follows its Owner across difficult terrain.

It can imitate selected actions such as mining visible ores or chopping nearby logs, help in combat, protect important items dropped when its Owner dies, and attempt a water-bucket landing after a dangerous fall. Its actions use visible animations and player-like timing instead of happening instantly.

Only one living Assistant can belong to each player. If it dies, its linked Seal can restore it with its saved inventory and equipment. Creating a new Assistant invalidates the old Assistant's resurrection.

Equipment That Matters

Weapons, tools, armor, enchantments, food, Curios accessories, and backpacks are part of the Servant itself. Equipment is not cosmetic: compatible attributes, durability, protection, mining bonuses, drops, and passive effects are applied during real actions.

Recruited Servants also have hunger, saturation, natural regeneration, and starvation. Their inventory screen shows both health and hunger, while Jade and AppleSkin can provide additional information when installed.

Main Features

• Rare Servant prisoners in Pillager Outposts.
• Easement Seals for binding, suspension, ownership transfer, and death recovery.
• Follow, Stay, Guard, Worker, and Assistant roles.
• Player-like humanoid rendering with armor, held items, role skins, and action animations.
• Farmer, Lumberjack, and Miner Worker jobs.
• Basic, Advanced, and Ultimate Servant Workbenches.
• Configurable Workbench radius, position offset, and world-space area preview.
• One advanced Assistant per player with a 36-slot inventory and nine-slot hotbar.
• Player-like mining, combat, eating, tool selection, enchantments, and durability.
• Curios and Sophisticated Backpacks integration.
• Passive compatibility for Artifacts and Relics.
• Jade health and hunger information, plus AppleSkin saturation support.
• Recipes compatible with viewers such as JEI.

Workbench Tiers

Workbench	Workers	Maximum radius
Basic	1	16 blocks
Advanced	2	32 blocks
Ultimate	5	64 blocks

Compatibility

Servant targets Minecraft 1.21.1 with NeoForge.

Optional integrations include:

• Curios;
• Sophisticated Backpacks and Sophisticated Core;
• Artifacts;
• Relics;
• Jade;
• AppleSkin;
• recipe viewers such as JEI.

These integrations are optional. Servant can run without them.

Current Scope

0.2.0-release.1 is the first stable release of the rebuilt Servant experience. It focuses on humanoid Servants, the Assistant, Workbenches, and the first three Worker jobs.

More Worker professions are planned. Mob-based Servants such as subdued Pillagers or allied Ravagers are intentionally reserved for a later update.